inside, sarah gave something to naomi. after all these years, a high school year back from 1949 remained in the house through three different owners waiting for the family that would cherish it. >> bye, bye, thanks. >> bye. >> god bless you. >> what is that? >> they found it in there. >> this is irene's sister's yearbook? >> uh-huh. irene might even be in here. >> here she is. here is irene garza. >> thank you. you have no idea what you did. thank you. >> you're welcome. i'm sorry for your family's loss. >> wow. you're a remarkable family to save this. i think it will bring a lot of joy to this family. >> i never would have expected this. >> to naomi the unexpected gift was a sign from irene, a pointed reminder that the murder case is still open, and that irene's cousins still have work to do. >> i want to give her a voice from the grave. she is here. she is here. and she wants justice. male annoc trust calcium plus vitamin d to support strong bones. and the brand most recommended by... my doctor. my gynecologist. my pharm

first and foremost, our city administrator, naomi kelly. and our head of waterfront development in the office of economic and workforce development, jennifer maps in the back of the room. thank you all for joining us. it's my honor to introduce two more very partners. we would not be able to move forward here at the port of san francisco without the support of our board of supervisors. and particularly those supervisors whose districts that adjoin our waterfront. it's my honor to work with these two ladies on a regular basis. they are committed to the districts they serve and the broader san francisco. they both come at their jobs from different perspectives. but with the common goal that there something here in san francisco for everyone. and with their guidance and input they help make us great. just like we have the opportunity to do so today. please join me in welcoming supervisor jane kim and supervisor malia cohen from districts six and 10 respecti respectively. [applause] >> good morning. i was reminded this morning as the mayor was

and i'd like to invite the city administrator for the city and county of san francisco naomi kelly toard. (applause) >> good evening, everyone. thank you for coming out this evening. it is my honor to just thank all of you and all of the award winners for all of the great work that you do in the community. you are the nuts and bolts of san francisco. you are what makes us resilient, which makes us -- which gives us character. and, so, we appreciate all of you. these awards are important and they're an important opportunity for all of us at city hall to make a moment and salute the people and organizations that work hard every day to make our neighborhoods the very best that they are. so, i have the distinct pleasure to introduce one of my most favorite people, city employees here in san francisco. y'all just heard from mr. clean, and that's who we affectionally call the director of dpw mohammed nuru. and he has a right hand and that right hand, her name is sandra zanega. it doesn't matter what neighborhood you're in, you can call either one of them and they will tell you what's going

[cheering and applauding] >> our city administrator, naomi kelly, thank you for being here, naomi. (applause) >> phil ginsberg, thank you. and one of our great sponsors from comcast, thank you, hong. our mayor's office of neighborhood services and the public housing tenants association, thank you for being here as well. (applause) >> thank you very much. you know, we have -- this is just a part of the city family and there are many other elected officials and department heads throughout the audience and commissioners who support what you're doing for yourselves and for your family. and let me say i am personally proud of what you're doing, proud enough that i'm going to go to work for you every single day because your success means our success in the city of san francisco. and one of the ways -- (applause) >> absolutely. and one of the ways we're going to help each other is by making sure that this summer ain't gonna be a summer of just hanging around for everybody. it's a summer where we go to work for you, and in return, we create 6,000 jobs for you to go to work and earn your wa

diana played by naomi watts, the people's princess. a new movie, new photos and an unbelievable story. you're live in "cnn newsroom". >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining me. i'm carol costello. few government agencies americans love to hate more than the tsa and this morning the agency is in hot water over bad behavior. the transportation security agency was set up after 9/11 to protect us, but it is perhaps best known for those pat downs that feel more or worse when a child is involved. remember this little boy who was forced to remove his shirt in 2010? that same agency is dealing with more than that this morning. cases of misconduct by tsa agents showed 26% over the past three years. more than 9,000 cases were reported. everything from stealing to letting family and friends skip through security lines to sleeping on the job. in fact, close to 2,000 of those cases could have been security threats. next hour, the tsa will have to answer to the house homeland security committee about that report. with more on the uptick in

so the more resilient our lifelines are the quickly we will be operational >> any questions for naomi? >> thank you for your good work. in the the time for councilmembers if you have something to share upcoming events this is our round table >> i'm representing the building and management owners and both of your high-rise building - we've had a long-standing relationship with the fret and we're going to do a high-rise safety drill in july. so it's going to be a full on exercise at the post montgomery center so thank you to make sure that all your high-rises in san francisco are safe >> excellent thank you. >> so in this budget in the upcoming budget season there's been to up grating in the the - we've got adequate fund to build the data center around sacramento that will first house the security systems and it's something we want. and secondly it would be dark in a disaster for our buildings so we've been funded to secure generates to be permanent to maintain buildings in those 2-e ocs i'm happy about that >> good work. i was going to mention that the dp m has partnered to put on a on

why don't we move on to our city attorney's office >> good morning naomi. i'd like to thank harry rose and this is for all the productive conversations we've had. i'm breaking out my budget we agree with the budget on operating budget with expectation of one is our medical examiner and reduction to the attrition in the medical examiner's office. there's a recommended kit by 82 though 8 hundred and 88 and reducing the attrition by 80 notice o thousand in fiscal year 2014. the medical examiner is required by state law to investigate the cause of suspicious deaths. this supports the police department and the da and public defender's there need to be is proper staffing. over the last 5 years the medical examiner has afrmgd a deficit in salary costs. the deficit is slightly lower because of the delay between separation and the hiring has loefrd the salary costs. but we're actively recruiting to fill the medical examiners positions and that's the national association of medical. we ask i regret those cuts to maintain a staff. as for the equipment that's open our

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. >> item 51 is a motion appointing naomi to the entertainment empathies. >> colleagues supervisor wiener. i just want to say how great it is we're able to reappoint her to the entertainment commission. we appointed her last year she brings a strong public height to the empathies commission. it looks like she might move out of the city but i'm very, very happy she's going to be on the commission and a colleagues the last item being unanimously can we take this same house, same call >> we've completed all our special orders why don't we go to item 62 and this was considered on thursday and forwarded to the board as a committee report. it's a resolution to determine the type of 21 off sale general license to tenth street to the wine will be serviced for the night of the city >> colleagues same house, same call? item 63. >> it was considered by the land use committee on monday and was forwarded to the board as the committee report as a new title granting the revokeable title to the right-of-way to construct and maintain infrastructure for hospital operations at 825 jackson street. >> same ho

why don't we move on to our city attorney's office >> good morning naomi. i'd like to thank harry rose and this is for all the productive conversations we've had. i'm breaking out my budget we agree with the budget on operating budget with expectation of one is our medical examiner and reduction to the attrition in the medical examiner's office. there's a recommended kit by 82 though 8 hundred and 88 and reducing the attrition by 80 notice o thousand in fiscal

let's get a wrapup from naomi schaeffer riley. she wrote "the faculty loungss and other reasons you won't get the education you paid for." not only does summers lose the battle because, i'm paraphras g paraphrasing, saying women doesn't have the same aptitude in science as men, does this dog him? >> larry summers in 2005 gave a speech in why he speculated why women were not in the top tiers in science and engineering and he suggested two this evenings, first, that there may be biological reasons that women are not in the absolute top tiers and, second that, they may actually prefer to be at home with their children sometimes. the "new york times" recently ran a poll in which they found only a quarter of women actually said if they had young children that they would like to be working full time. but never mind the reality. the fact of the matter is that larry summers said two very politically incorrect things about women and the administration does not want to pick this fight. >> wait a minute, one more. i always talk about the adm

we have shana naomi krochmal you're still in your wedding dress.ve it. >> i was told not to change out of it. >> cenk: shana literally got married today legally. and i was there. we'll show what you happened, and we'll come back and talk about it. let's watch. [ cheering ] >> this is historic, how do you feel about being part of history? >> it's amazing. we waited a long time to be able to do this. >> dearly beloved we're gathered here today as friends and family of shana and jessica to unite the two of you in marriage. >> i'm so happy and so proud that the courts made it possible and california made it possible, and we're able to do the official paperwork and make it really for real. >> shana, do you take jessica to be your wife, to love, honor comfort, and cherish from this day for the forth? >> i do. >> jess character do you take shana to be your wife, to love, honor, comfort and cherish from this day forth? >> i do. >> do i just want to say i can't handle this country like i'm not a part of this country i'm not welcomed here, or do i want to sa

if you listen to that report from naomi, you would think that this is what people were saying, that this is about race, pure and simple. is that right? >> the racial aspects of very important. trayvon martin was targeted by mr. zimmerman because he was a young black man with a could be in florida. -- hoodie in florida. police,erman called the they told him to stay away, but he basically did a citizen they tussled on the ground, and today we are mourning the loss of trayvon martin. >> but the court has ruled. >> in the american system of law we defer to the jury trial, they are sacrosanct in america. what i find interesting reading many of the british papers and following much of the british coverage has been that they have not really focused on what i consider to be the more troubling issue, the stand your ground legislation. >> only in florida? >> no, 16 different states in the united states, many of them in the south, have passed this law. in many ways it changes as it passes through the influence of private interest groups in florida. >> what does the law say? >> when i was in law sch

but it is naomi watts.rring in the bio pic about princess diana, late their fall, as we learn about new details about diana's life at that time. revealing details from "vanity fair," about a heart surgeon from pakistan that princess diana was in love with. apparently, she was ready to move to be with him. >> we'll have more on that. >>> and things got heated outside the courtroom where those two stars of "the real housewives" had their hearing on fraud charges. we'll tell you what happened inside the courtroom and why one of them could be deported. >>> also, sharon stone looks stunning. 55 years young. >> wow. >> what she has to say about plastic surgery and why women should embrace their age. why i'm reading this piece, i have no idea. >> because you are in touch. >> i am just going -- hands off the wheel. buckle up for this one. >> real men -- >>> we love this story, the golfer who gave up the chance to win $1 million to be with his wife for the birth of they're daughter. we're going to talk to them live

without too much further delay, i do want to acknowledge a few more people, our city administrator, naomi kelly. [ applause ] as i would like to call it my partner in public safety, sir, thank you for being here. city engineer is with us. from the department of emergency management along with other people from the department of emergency management and i'm introducing all of these people because it wasn't just the fire department alone. it took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host of people, and we have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a very special blessing upstairs in the dining facility to all the members at station 1 and for blessing this building and all the work done here. few other folks that i would like to acknowledge, local 798, the men and women presented by tom o'connor behind me, thank you, tom. as well as some of his members of the executive board here, thanks very much to local 798. there is two retired deput

. >> naomi, carly cap len, jacob brian, cliff man, and andrei klie man and jackson and yaka tota, paul let sha. >> good evening, commissioners, and community, they told me to keep my remarks very short and brief and i plan to do that, it is not so easy for a rabi to keep the remarks short and sweet. >> i have developed this motto i found it in san francisco, and there are nine rabis and their wives working in the community in different neighborhoods throughout san francisco and when potash moved to the city they were life ng a small apartment in the valley. and later came to work for the school the shalome school in the richmond district and as a community grew, they wanted to provide a daycare program for their children that are part of this growing community. and you have to understand that the model of habad having different and having habad programs and synagogs and daycare, and the adult education, a jewish community center in a different neighborhoods in the town is something that is essential for our lifestyle because we are not allowed to walk to school i mean that we are not a

i know that as naomi kelly presented this when it came to the board, the rent for the new space is going to increase significantly based on what the rent was in the war memorial building. i'm wondering where that shows up in the budget. >> supervisor mar, through the chair, kate hour, mayor's budget director. this is the -- the issue you're raising is the same one i think that supervisor breed is raising. so, if you look at the -- so, this isn't a work order, essentially. the lease payment, the rent payments are budgeted both in the city administrator's department and the department of real estate and in the law library department. so, in the law library, you see an increase of $891,000 for rent and you would see also a payment in the city administrator's department for that lease payment. that's only now because -- i mean, we had -- we didn't have a rent appropriation when we moved out of city hall to the veterans building in 1995 with the mayor and board of supervisors. when everybody came back and they were expected to come back and we did not, then they implemented that appropriation

and dvds of the wild photo adventures series are available online at: [dramatic tango music] ♪ >> naomib nye was born four years after her father's palestinian family lost their home in jerusalem. she grew up, she said, with a very strong sense of exile. her home is san antonio, texas. she's written or edited 30 books, including two collections of poems from the middle east. >> this is completely a found poem. i didn't make any of these lines up. my son said them all when he was two and three. i copied down thousands of things he said. but i love what william stafford used to say when somebody asked him, "when did you become a poet?" he said, "that's not really the right question. the question is, when did you stop being a poet?" we're all poets when we're little, and some of us just try to keep up the habit. so anyway, this is one boy told me. music lives inside my legs. it's coming out when i talk. i'm going to send my valentines to people you don't even know. oatmeal cookies make my throat gallop. grown-ups keep their feet on the ground when they swing. i hate that. is it true that a

extending the invitation to host the event here as well at city hall as well as our new city administrator naomi kelly who will be making remarks here promptly in a little bit. and thank them for their generous hospitality not only 230er this event but for this program because without their leadership and support the neighborhood deptm

hello, naomi. >> caller: hi, stephy.time caller. i would just like to voice my opinion about you know, why we -- as a society, always -- you know, like people personalize. sometimes in a marriage where couples say i think clinton and hillary, for instance, they went through a lot in the white house. but they end up staying in their marriage and sometimes you have to grow into a marriage. i guess that's why she still side -- she sees a side of her had us that we don't see. she decided. as far as him, those women were in there with him. they were sexting, too. for them to come out, they're hypocritical, too. they're making women look bad by doing this. >> stephanie: exactly. i said that, too. no victims in that, either. they knew he was married and who he was. >> i want the last caller as my grandma. she sounds awesome. >> can you appoint someone your grandma? >> stephanie: if we can, we're appointing her. >> naomi. >> stephanie: because maybe she's right. huma didn't see the other side of anthony. the carlos danger man si

and judge andrew napolitano naomi. how due -- how do you assess this day? >> going well for the defense. the jury doesn't recognize the voices and george is not going to testify, george zimmerman. trayvon martin obviously can't. it's going to be determined by the witnesses. the defense witnesses were far more credible and certain that it was george zimmerman's voice. so, today is clearly going in the defense direction. i'm of the belief that the whole trial has been going in the defense direction. as he begins to put more of the cops on the stand, as he just did, and elicits more favorable information out of the mouth office the government witnesses, even what is remaining of the government's case will be in shambles. >> arthur? >> they put on multiple people saying that is definitely his voice. people know him from different aspects of his life, and then they articulated why they know those screams. one guy said, all i ever did was speak to george zimmerman on the phone, so i know what his voice sounds like on the phone. another guy who was in vietnam and